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Richard Nixon, the Used Car Salesman: Instead of being an American actor who died in his twenties, James Dean is the 37th President of the United States.

It's unclear if Dean really is evil, but at worst he's an Anti-Villain. However, said sacrifices are the ADA, who are Knight Templars at best complicit in killing thousands. Dean actually does care about the American people and actively tries to help them, whether personally or by rousing the government into action, but also uses his opposition as sacrifices for Special Trees and Freedom, and has likely elected someone to be a Lincoln Looker as per tradition.

Our Presidents Are Different: A bongo playing president of few words who'd rather challenge his opponents to racing than openly debate them? Yep, that's James Dean.

Dull Surprise: His reaction to finding out that the real George Washington was alive and preserved in the Delaware? 'I'm surprised.'.

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Determinator: At the very least, being deafened and horrifically injured by a blaring, supernatural warning siren didn't stop him from immediately addressing the nation (on live TV no less, still looking like he'd walked out of a truck accident) and rallying both the people and the tech companies to deal with both the ADA and the widespread deafness.

On the other hand, the ADA seems to have an unnatural and overblown hatred of the man as if his mere presence drives them violently mad, showing that Dean's unnatural vibes goes both ways. His brief and casual speeches that are often times mere honeyed words wins the hearts of thousands, heВ’s able to convince the opposing Nixon to enjoy the evening in derby races, and even the dead silence of his TV broadcasts gain an insane amount of public approval, citing that they can enjoy his visage just fine even if thereВ’s nothing to be heard. Charm Person: As viewers, weВ’re aware that thereВ’s something off about Dean, as he was able to become elected president effortlessly by the American people.This is especially notable when the other president shown in the series, Rockefeller, takes all the time and space he needs to empty his thoughts into entire paragraphs. His manner of speech doesn't sound brief, but he's perhaps the most laconic of all US presidents when addressing the public, especially when it comes to speeches he's never shown talking for more than two minutes. Ambiguously Evil: While Dean is indeed a charismatic and dutiful president whose opposition are terrorists who've gone out to harm thousands of Americans, James Dean himself also possibly sent said terrorists to be 'reformed' near national monuments (take note of what these monuments normally contain), as well as having Freedom be used to get rid of any remaining ADA members and turn them into Crowns.His reaction to them activating hundreds of anomalous air raid sirens in DEANDISASTER as an assassination attempt is to leave the safety of his hiding spot and deactivate one of these machines nearby all by himself, even if it meant becoming deaf and suffering horrific facial injuries.

His reaction to them cutting down power lines in DEANDEMOCRACY to sabotage his election campaign is to help people by personally reinstalling some of them himself.

While he isn't out directly combating and fighting ADA members, heВ’s taking a personal hand in undoing their antics. Action Politician: Downplayed, but still in place.37th President of the United States, elected in 1968 instead of Richard Nixon.